Small under-seat cabin bag
45 × 36 × 20 cm
Included
- Weight
- 15 kg
- Where it goes
- Under the seat in front
- Who gets it
- Included with every fare
- Wheels/handles
- Size includes wheels and handles
easyJet
easyJet cabin bag size: under-seat bag and large cabin bag
Everyone flying easyJet can bring one small bag up to 45 × 36 × 20 cm, including wheels and handles, that fits under the seat in front. The large cabin bag — 56 × 45 × 25 cm — is only included if you add it to your booking, book Inclusive Plus or are an easyJet Plus member. Both bags can weigh up to 15 kg.
Large cabin bag
56 × 45 × 25 cm
Depends on what you book
- Weight
- 15 kg
- Where it goes
- Overhead locker
- Who gets it
- Only with: Large cabin bag added to booking, Inclusive Plus fare, easyJet Plus member
- Wheels/handles
- Size includes wheels and handles
Who gets the large cabin bag
| Booking | Large cabin bag | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Standard fare, no large cabin bag | Not included | Under-seat bag only. |
| Large cabin bag added to booking | Included | Guaranteed on board. |
| Inclusive Plus fare | Included | With Inclusive Plus the large cabin bag is subject to space on board; if there is no space it goes in the hold free of charge. |
| easyJet Plus member | Included | easyJet Plus members who have not added a large cabin bag to the booking can bring one subject to space; if there is no room it goes in the hold free of charge. |
The difference matters: a large cabin bag you’ve paid for is yours on board, while Inclusive Plus and easyJet Plus bags travel subject to space. Booking a large cabin bag also gives Speedy Boarding.
The seat rule that changes your allowance
If easyJet auto-allocates you an Up Front or Extra Legroom seat at check-in, your allowance is one small under-seat bag. If you’re carrying a large bag you haven’t paid for separately, check your seat before you get to the airport.
Maximum two cabin bags per person.
Check your bag against easyJet’s sizes
Measuring for easyJet
- Wheels and handles count. easyJet’s sizes include them, so measure from the bottom of the wheels to the top of the handle when it’s pushed down.
- The free bag is roomier than some rivals’. At about 32 litres it has more space than Ryanair’s 40 × 30 × 20 cm free bag (about 24 litres) — but it still has to slide under the seat.
- 15 kg is a lot to lift. Free for everyone; must fit under the seat in front. You must be able to lift and carry it yourself. A luggage scale on Amazon UK (opens in a new tab) (paid link) tells you where you stand before you leave home.
If your bag doesn’t meet the rules
A bag that’s bigger than your allowance may have to go in the hold, and easyJet can charge for that at the airport. We don’t show fees because they change — check easyJet’s cabin bag page, and add the bag to your booking beforehand if you know you’ll need it.
Sports equipment on easyJet
easyJet splits sports kit into two categories: small items such as golf clubs and skis up to 20 kg, and large items such as bicycles and surfboards up to 32 kg. Sports equipment weight can’t be combined (“pooled”) with your hold luggage allowance.